Six short exercises revisit named label amounts, whole-package costs and missing COA information. They reuse the existing lesson questions and explanations. Revise any answer; shopping and research remain open to everyone.
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Fictional reading exercise
Name the amount before using it
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The fictional label gives 1,200 mg formula and 900 mg CBD. Which is its CBD-only denominator?
Checked 2026-10-26 · Opening bullet: CBD is a single compound, marijuana is plant material with multiple compounds. Compound/mixture distinction only; US agency source is not worldwide eligibility advice.
Checked 2026-10-26 · Opening bullet: CBD is a single compound, marijuana is plant material with multiple compounds. Compound/mixture distinction only; US agency source is not worldwide eligibility advice.
Checked 2026-10-26 · Scope paragraphs following Accreditation vs. Certification heading. Specific-method competence and NVLAP/product-certification distinction.
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